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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
2
BR H Ramsey outlines redemption as central to faith, tracing humanity’s sin, the Law and prophets, and the turn to Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the Holy Spirit’s work, rebirth through Christ, and Hebrews’ portrayal of Christ’s superior sacrifice enabling entry to the heavenly kingdom.
A sermon excerpt extols salvation by grace through Jesus Christ, not works, stressing God’s gift of forgiveness and the call to repentance. It cites Ephesians 1 7 and predestination, affirming salvation open to all and God’s universal invitation through faith in Christ.
Tomorrow features multiple church events. Forest Hills Presby terian hosts a 1 pm youth service with 42 voice choir and trumpet solo by Johnny Thomas led by Rev Samuel Hope. Oakview Methodist presents a missions school with Dr Horace McSwain speaking at 11 am and 7 pm services, plus a 5 pm youth talk. Hilliard Memorial Baptist marks Men’s Day with an 11 am sermon by E A Hessee, choruses and a 7:30 pm witness program with a filmstrip Baptists Men Witnessing. Emanuel Baptist notes the Carolinians Quartet.
The Rt. Rev. Thomas A. Fraser is installed as bishop of the 39 county Diocese of North Carolina in a Tuesday service at Covenant Presbyterian Church. Presiding bishop John J. Hines will conduct the ceremony as Fraser, who has served as coadjutor since 1984, formally assumes office after succeeding Bishop Richard H. Baker. The two day convention at Church of the Holy Comforter continues through Wednesday with Fraser stressing lay involvement alongside clergy.
Nazarene church pastors and wives from the area will attend the annual North Carolina district Preachers Conference at the Church of the Nazarene in Graham February 14 to 16. About 48 district churches will be represented, totaling around 3,500 members and 6,500 in Sunday school. Guest speakers from Kansas City include Dr. J T Gassett Rev Alpin Bowes and Dr T W Willingham. District superintendent Dr Lloyd C Byron of Charlotte will oversee the program.
The Brotherhood of Emery wood Baptist Church sponsors a breakfast for all men tomorrow at the Sheraton Hotel at 9 a.m. Dr. E. L. Spivey, director of missions for the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, will speak on expressing Christian witness in daily work and activities.
Rev Woodrow W Robbins and five High Point Baptist laymen minister in Guatemala City and western Guatemala, opening a new Baptist mission and a retreat. Robbins records a radio program with High Point flavor featuring hymns in Spanish. The party, which left Jan 20, returns Feb 4, while Rev Joe Lassiter leads Lexington Avenue Church services. Emmanual Lutheran Youth Sunday features crucifers and choirs, with parishioners recognized and parsonage open house planned for retirement of indebted mess.
The 5th Sunday convention will be held in the school auditorium tomorrow starting at 2 30 p m Pilgrim Bible College of Kernersville presents a program including the play The Harp That Was Silent Readers are invited to attend the event featuring this dramatization and related activities
Mt Zion Pilgrim Church in Thomasville hosts Youth Week from January 30 to February 6 with church youths in charge. Harold Byerly announces the theme Try Harder Be Involved as youths aim higher train better to serve Christ. Chairs include Fellowship Diane Dorsett Finance Harold Hughes Program Judy Bowers Visitation Sonny Grubb Publicity Sandra Nicks. Services feature We’re Harder by Rev J B Stalis Sunday 11 am, Zone Holiness Rally 7:30 pm with Rev Donald Funderburke guest speaker, weekday programs, and a youth revival nightly 7:30 pm through Sunday 11 am. Evangelist Rev Charles C Carpenter of Pittsburgh PA and former Emory Seminary leader will preach.
Union Theological Seminary in Richmond invites Presbyterians to Orange Presbytery churches on Seminary Sunday January 30 to support the Seminary Advance a major development plan seeking six million dollars for endowment and facilities. Guest preachers include Dr William B Oglesby and several others from First Crestwood Brentwood and Randolph churches with Roy Watts and J William Orders among Orange Presbytery leaders.
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